Supreme relationship builder
Kyra Harris Bolden '10 said an injustice that happened to her family three generations ago fueled her to go to law school, which led to her appointment as a justice on Michigan's Supreme Court.
Supporting changemakers with research and training
The Johnson Center celebrates 30 years as operating as a leading resource for national foundations and nonprofits.
Responding to climate change as educators
As environmental academic programs increase, the GVSU network has expanded to offer resources to the K-12 and wider community.
The President's Page
From the highest court in Michigan to schools across the nation, our campus community is helping to shape a brighter future for generations to come.
Reach Higher Showcase identifies innovations in learning, teaching
The Showcase highlighted programs and initiatives that are propelling GVSU toward its Reach Higher commitments.
Jerry Baltes builds dynasty in cross country, track and field
As the elder statesman among Laker coaches, Baltes will enter his 25th season as the head coach of the men's and women's cross country and track and field programs.
Q&A with Lesley D. Slavitt
The new Johnson Center executive director had served as chief executive of the Fiat Chrysler Foundation and JPMorgan Chase and its legacy companies' foundations.
Aspiring educators work with the 'most honest students' to learn about early childhood health
Students learned the importance of essential health habits and physical activity for educating the whole child at this unique developmental stage.
The power of the Laker Effect
The GVSU Alumni Network helped two recent graduates launch their careers.
Honoring a family legacy by giving back
Deborah Rotman '93 honored her great-grandfather, Eugene Tenbrink, by establishing a scholarship to assist other first-generation students.
Lakers compete for Miss Michigan crown
Even while competing, Laker alumni and current students supported each other during a week of events leading to the finale in Muskegon.